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My name is Wendy, and would like to introduce Molly. I have always had medium sized dogs (have trained a couple of working Labs and a Sheppards) but have always loved Danes. Almost two weeks ago I rescued Molly from a young couple; who although the loved Molly had to give her up due to job loss, relationship break and not having the ability or know how to take care of her. When I saw the conditions Molly was living in I could not leave her there. The home was full of hazards and it seemed as if she spent most of her time either crated or tied up in the back yard by herself. She was also on very poor quality puppy chow. Molly has been adjusting well; she has done well with meeting other animals, adult humans (female and males) kids and teen girls, she was nervous of teenage boys but is slowly warming up to my 15 year old son. She does not know very many commands yet and does not seem to know how to be a puppy but is eager to learn.
Molly is small for her age (95lbs) but my vet seems to think she is healthy and should do well now that I have just finished switching her to much better food. We are watching her closely because she is showing signs of pregnancy (the couple also had an unaltered Blue male) I have an appointment for ultrasound next week and I have my fingers crossed that its a false pregnancy.
We are looking forward to learning much from the wealth of knowledge here
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My name is Wendy, and would like to introduce Molly. I have always had medium sized dogs (have trained a couple of working Labs and a Sheppards) but have always loved Danes. Almost two weeks ago I rescued Molly from a young couple; who although the loved Molly had to give her up due to job loss, relationship break and not having the ability or know how to take care of her. When I saw the conditions Molly was living in I could not leave her there. The home was full of hazards and it seemed as if she spent most of her time either crated or tied up in the back yard by herself. She was also on very poor quality puppy chow. Molly has been adjusting well; she has done well with meeting other animals, adult humans (female and males) kids and teen girls, she was nervous of teenage boys but is slowly warming up to my 15 year old son. She does not know very many commands yet and does not seem to know how to be a puppy but is eager to learn.
Molly is small for her age (95lbs) but my vet seems to think she is healthy and should do well now that I have just finished switching her to much better food. We are watching her closely because she is showing signs of pregnancy (the couple also had an unaltered Blue male) I have an appointment for ultrasound next week and I have my fingers crossed that its a false pregnancy.
We are looking forward to learning much from the wealth of knowledge here
IMG-20120709-00150.jpg
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